Where is the line between extreme couponing and just plain theft? It’s probably blurry, but we know coupon-nabbing has resulted in criminal charges in the past.

Maybe Eli should bring the bragging down a notch and just enjoy his free burritos.

Don’t Tweet Your Chipotle Coupons!

If you’re still eagerly awaiting your freebie from Chipotle, we know how excited you’re going to be when it arrives.

You’ll probably squeal a little.

Do a happy dance.

Shout it from the rooftops.

Go ahead. Share your news. You can even tweet to say #ThanksChipotle.

Just keep the coupon to yourself.

Don’t end up like poor Enzo, Eli’s first victim. When asked how he was feeling about the heist, Enzo simply told New York magazine, “I’m feeling hungry.”

Our hearts go out to you, Enzo.

Unfortunately, our free burritos will not be with them.

Your Turn: What do you think? Is Eli unfairly preying on Chipotle enthusiasm — or are the victims to blame for handing over their coupon codes?

Dana Sitar (@danasitar) is a staff writer at The Penny Hoarder. She also writes about writing, life, comedy and love for blogs and books and sometimes things people care about, like Huffington Post and that one time she had an article published in the Onion.